Recall Index — February 2025

1,203 official product recall notices in February 2025 (-4% vs the previous month's 1,256), aggregated by ProductGuru from public safety agencies. Pharmaceutical notices excluded.

By agency

EU Safety Gate (RAPEX)	325
U.S. FDA — Device Enforcement	160
Government of Canada recall portal	151
France RappelConso	150
U.S. FDA — Food Enforcement	71
U.S. NHTSA	60
UK OPSS (Office for Product Safety and Standards)	54
Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database	53
OECD Global Recalls — Korea	51
U.S. CPSC	43
UK DVSA (vehicle recalls)	22
Australia ACCC Product Safety	17

By product category

Food	221
Medical device	160
Motor vehicles	115
Toys	75
Cosmetics	70
Electrical appliances and equipment	48
Consumer product	43
SUV	35
Chemical products	32
Childcare articles and children's equipment	23
Other	13
Connector	12
Bébés-enfants (hors alimentaire)	12
Light Truck & Van	12
Jewellery	12

By country of notification

United States	302
Canada	204
France	179
United Kingdom	137
Sweden	54
Germany	52
Korea (Republic of)	51
Czechia	50
Poland	20
Hungary	19
Australia	17
Ireland	15
Spain	13
Italy	12
Finland	11

By hazard (EU Safety Gate)

Chemical	118
Injuries	42
Environment	33
Choking	30
Electric shock	21
Fire	17
Chemical, Environment	12
Damage to sight	8
Strangulation	6
Choking, Injuries	5
Burns, Fire	4
Chemical, Choking	4

Notable notices

• ICE 76 — Chemical (EU Safety Gate (RAPEX), 2025-02-28; official notice)
• BMC Kaius 01 bicycle — The steerer tube may crack or break during use. (Australia ACCC Product Safety, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• 90 qt Flip & Tow rolling cooler — The tow handle on affected products can pinch consumer’s fingers. (Australia ACCC Product Safety, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• SUV recalled by HYUNDAI — On certain vehicles, a software problem could cause the instrument panel cluster display(s) not to display properly, or at all when the vehicle is started. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• Motorcycle recalled by HONDA — On certain motorcycles, the shift arm may not have been manufactured properly. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• Motorcycle recalled by POLARIS — On certain motorcycles, the fuel pump may not have been manufactured properly. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• Minivan recalled by VANTAGE MOBILITY INTERNATIONAL (VMI) — On certain vehicles, the rear trailing arm mount welds could crack and fail. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• Light Truck & Van recalled by FORD — On certain vehicles, the recall repairs completed by a Ford dealer during recall 23C41 (Transport Canada recall no. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• Car recalled by FORD — On certain vehicles, the recall repairs completed by a Ford dealer during recall 24S44 (Transport Canada recall no. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• SUV recalled by FORD — On certain vehicles, the bolts securing the seat belt buckles may not have been properly tightened. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• SUV recalled by KIA — On certain vehicles, the piston oil rings may not have been manufactured properly and could damage the cylinder walls. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)
• SUV recalled by VOLKSWAGEN — On certain vehicles, the engine cover may come loose after service. (Transport Canada, 2025-02-28; official notice)

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